Others may have pointed this out, but:
1. ...       Kh8
2. Qxf8+  Ng8  (2, Qxf8 was not mate)

Someone else   (icfseth) pointed out that
1. ...    Ng6  protects against 2. Qxf8

But it wasn't 1.Qxf7 - it was 1.Qxe7, and black has better responses than 1....Kh8

ez

960 puzzle not bad but

But 1.... f6  is a blunder response by black.  Try 1. ... h6   or 1. ... Ng6

the problem is 2 easy

Nifty - Knight blocks the "crossroads"  -  whichever black piece pushes through, he blocks the other.

Sunday

too simple

writing this note was harder than solving the puzzle

Uhh, eXcavating?

What the....

Well, not that much up... Black will trade his dark bishop for the g5 knight, defending the knight with his queen, leaving his g6 knight free to move. Later he can also push the h pawn to threaten the white bishop which caught in g5.

It's okay

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Yes, 1. ... Ng6 does protect the f8 knight.  However,  - I think that after
2. Qxf7+ Kh8,  white might do better to push his h-pawn to h5. 

Looks more impressive than it really is.

solve in less than 5 secs

they should make sunday puzzles that you have to figure out what the opposite side can do to stop it

...kindof lame